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I want to talk a little bit about something with respect to adults who are on the autism. The issue is the word “cure” that has been used within the biomedical community for several years. Not all doctors use the word cure, but also some people who use the word cure the targets or the potential for those with autism. I understand that the use of this word has created controversy and / or sparked outrage within the community of autism, especially from adults who have autism.
I would like to state my views clearly, I never use the word “cure” in any of my windows on biomedical treatments for autism. Although I have seen people “recover” from the underlying medical issues they were dealing with the term “cure” involves a complete change of underlying personality or issues that occur in someone with autism. I prefer to use these words can certainly understand the frustration or conflict, some people with autism have a use.
I Biomedicine and more than just a diet, give supplements, or give certain medicines. It’s really about exploring the clinical health of a person. And often there are underlying issues that need to be addressed as biochemical imbalances, vitamin and amino acid deficiencies, food allergies, indigestion or whatnot, and when they are directly see changes in cognition and improvement in their quality of life, whether they are a child, teen or adult with autism. We are talking about optimizing the health of some, not a “cure”, and to me, there is nothing wrong with trying to manipulate some options. I believe that the general health of the individual should be the focus of all health search, not to change someone’s personality. When you make these changes, you find that the brain, the immune system, gut, heart, lungs and body all to work better.
The fact is that many people with autism suffer from, for example, issues with their digestive tract. By addressing the issues that you do not ‘cure’ necessarily, but you have a person who feels better. And when you reduce the pain and discomfort in the digestive tract, they can then digest food better and they have less bowel issues and work better. It almost goes without saying that if you remove the physical pain, you can increase your mental capacity and mental harmony.
So I wanted to talk about these issues in adults with autism because I see that most of the children in my practice I have worked with adults who face the same challenges of health and children. And sometimes I’ll see an adult with autism who has a child on the spectrum as well as then you can show you how much this hand in hand. So it is all about optimizing health, improve function so that the person is able to reach their full potential, whatever that may be. We do not need to use the word “cure” but we can talk about improvements in the health and activity.
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